Planet Dinosaur tells the stories of the biggest, deadliest and weirdest creatures ever to walk the Earth, using the latest fossil evidence and immersive computer graphics. The 6 episodes in the latest series have been in at re:fine for quality control in preparation for international sales.  We forensically check the video & audio levels alongside the on screen graphics to ensure tight compliance with international distribution requirements.

This new captivating series has also led to BBC Learning joining up with museums and science centres across the UK to embark on a BBC Planet Dinosaur Tour for 56 days throughout October to November.

To learn more about the dinosaurs in the TV series, and participate in the BBC tour follow these links.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/14914330

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b014m55k

The BBC Proms season is currently undergoing international broadcast quality control (QAR) at re:fine.

For  newbies the BBC Proms is an annual orchestral music festival, held in London at the Royal Albert Hall between 15^th July and 10^th September. Sir Henry Wood started the promenade concerts in 117 years ago in 1895 with a remit to present the widest possible range of music, performed to the highest standards, to large audiences.

The BBC became involved with the concerts in the late twenties and has continued the annual proms concerts ever since. The festival now includes over 70 main Prom concerts every year, ever widening the range of symphonic and operatic music presented.

The BBC Proms continues to welcome leading international performers whilst showcasing the best of the British music scene, including the BBC’s own orchestras and choirs.

At re:fine we’re proud to play a part in this fantastic and unique annual event. To find out more about getting £5 tickets and where to watch the Proms follow this link http://www.bbc.co.uk/proms

This month we’ve  been treated to a preview of the new series of Psychoville.   The show came to re:fine for a full audio and visual QC, to ensure that the series meets the BBC’s exacting standards prior to the broadcast in the spring.

The series is written by creators and stars of the The League of Gentlemen Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton.

The award winning first series of this dark character comedy saw the main characters connected by a mysterious blackmailer who has sent them a letter each with the message ‘I know what you did’.

The complicated and often bizarre past lives of the characters are revealed as the series goes on, linking the characters to the murder of the blackmailer’s mother.

We loved the first series, and with our QAR operators staying tight lipped about the plot of the new series we have one more reason to look forward to the spring!